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Cover -- TABLE OF CONTENTS -- VOLUME 01 RESISTING CATEGORIES: LATIN AMERICAN AND/OR LATINO? -- FOREWORD -- FUNDERS OF THE ICAA DIGITAL ARCHIVE AND BOOK SERIES -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- CRITICAL DOCUMENTS OF 20TH-CENTURY LATIN AMERICAN AND LATINO ART: A DIGITAL ARCHIVE AND PUBLICATIONS PROJECT -- PROJECT ADMINISTRATION, STAFF, AND CONSULTANTS -- A BRIEF GUIDE TO USING VOLUME I: NOTES ON THE SELECTION, PRESENTATION, EDITING, AND ANNOTATION OF TEXTS -- RESISTING CATEGORIES -- CHAPTER I: THE CONTINENTAL UTOPIA: INTRODUCTION -- I.1. America as a Utopian Refraction -- I.1.1 Concerning the Islands Recently Discovered in the Indian Sea: Christopher Columbus, 1493 -- I.1.2 Utopia: Thomas More, 1516 -- I.1.3 New Atlantis: Sir Francis Bacon, 1623 -- I.1.4 Machu Picchu: The Discovery: Hiram Bingham, 1911 -- I.1.5 The Christening of America: Alfonso Reyes, 1942 -- I.1.6 The March of Utopias: Oswald de Andrade, 1953 -- I.1.7 The Invention of America: Edmundo O'Gorman, 1961 -- I.2. The Invention of an Operative Concept -- I.2.1 The Latin American States -- I.2.2 Ancient and Modern Mexico: Michel Chevalier, 1863 -- I.2.3 The Latin Democracies in America -- I.2.4 To what extent is there a Latin America?: André Siegfried, 1934 -- I.2.5 Latin America: Mário de Andrade, 1934 -- I.2.6 Does Latin America Exist?: Luis Alberto Sánchez, 1945 -- I.2.7 Luis Alberto Sánchez's Book: Is There Just One Latin America?: Fernand Braudel, 1948 -- I.2.8 Latin American Unity: Jean Casimir, 1969 -- I.2.9 Does Latin America Exist?: Darcy Ribeiro, 1976 -- I.2.10 The Invention of an Operative Concept: The Latin-ness of America: Guy Martinière, 1978 -- 2.11 Latin America: An Introduction to Far-Western Identity: Alain Rouquié, 1987 -- I.3. Nuestra América, the Multi-Homeland -- I.3.1 Letter from Lope de Aguirre, Rebel, to King Philip of Spain: Lope de Aguirre, 1561.
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